Trump’s envoy downplays Gaza starvation claims as Hamas ‘nonsense,’ according to leaked Kann recording

In the recording, envoy Witkoff insists the starvation narrative “needs to be dispelled,” suggesting that images of malnourished children are due to “other medical conditions” rather than lack of food.

Or, read this and stop buying the lie and living in fear.

More humanitarian aid trucks are being looted by terrorists in the Gaza Strip. As the number of aid trucks entering the area increases, so does the number of videos showing trucks being stolen by terrorists.

The Israeli Consulate in New York has launched a new digital campaign in Times Square, highlighting Israel’s humanitarian aid efforts in Gaza.

An Islamic terrorist approaches from behind and stabs a police officer in Dublin, shouting the traditional “Allahu Akbar” often heard during Islamist attacks. The officers, clearly unprepared for this kind of situation, are only able to restrain the attacker thanks to the intervention of a passerby. However, as they begin to subdue the terrorist, bystanders appear and try to interfere.

Europe, overall, is truly unprepared to confront Islamist terrorism.

NEW - Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir says, "Germany is returning to support Nazism" after Germany's Foreign Minister met with Netanyahu today amid speculation that Berlin may recognize the State of Palestine.

NOW - Trump launches "Digital Health Tech Ecosystem" to "bring healthcare into the digital age," with trusted partners like OpenAI, Amazon, Anthropic, Apple, Microsoft AI, and Google.

2024 Elizabeth Warren: Jerome Powell needs to cut interest rates.

2025 Elizabeth Warren: Trump needs to stop calling for Jerome Powell to cut interest rates.

Zohran Mamdani is calling for a nationwide ban on assault rifles following the mass shooting in Manhattan, New York.

NOW - Trump says Nancy Pelosi should be "investigated" for insider trading.

NOW - Trump sets new "deadline" for Putin to "10 or 12 days from today... we just don't see any progress being made."

🚨 BREAKING: DNI Tulsi Gabbard just said *TOMORROW* she is releasing more Trump-Russia 2016 Hoax Files that directly "REFUTE" Barack Hussein Obama's statement today.

Holy smokes, Tulsi came ready.

"We will be releasing further documents tomorrow that will REFUTE that statement."

"We will be pulling a whole host of statements made by the Obama administration...that state over and over again, after this Jan. 2017 manufactured intel document was created, that repeat the narrative...Russian hackers worked to aid Trump in the election."

"Obama CIA Director John Brennan said there's strong consensus to support the CIA claim Russian hackers aided Donald Trump's election."

"There is a VAST body of evidence and intelligence that debunks and refutes this statement." - @TulsiGabbard

CAN'T WAIT.

ABSOLUTELY INSANE

The Biden Admin setup a hotline so that unaccompanied minors could call if they had trouble with the strangers they were being placed with

65,000 calls to this hotline WENT UNANSWERED

“So you’re telling this committee that the Biden administration, while they were letting all of these unaccompanied minors into the country—and as we’ve talked about today, they weren’t keeping track of them—they issued these kids a hotline that they could call if they had trouble with the sponsor family they were placed with, and you’re saying that 65,000 calls to this hotline, designated to protect these kids, went unanswered. Is that what you’re telling this committee?”

Her response: “Yes, sir.”

Democrats are literally evil. How could they possibly win another election EVER again??

Jay Report: Everything You Need to Know About the Conflict in Syria

The recent eruption of violence in Syria began on July 11, when a Druze merchant was reportedly abducted and robbed along the Damascus-Suweida highway. The incident triggered outrage among Druze militias, who accused members of Bedouin tribes of being behind the attack, leading to swift and armed retaliation.

Escalation in Suweida

By July 13, fierce clashes had spread throughout Suweida and nearby regions, as sectarian tensions between Druze factions and Bedouin fighters escalated rapidly. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) and local medical sources estimated 30 to 50 people killed and over 150 injured, many of them civilians.

Syrian Government Forces Intervene

That same day, the Syrian transitional government, led by interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa, deployed internal security units to try to contain the violence. However, Druze leaders accused factions within these government-aligned forces—particularly fighters with ties to Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS)—of targeting Druze neighborhoods.

Shocking footage began to surface online, showing disturbing scenes of Druze civilians being executed. In several cases, soldiers were seen humiliating victims by ripping off their mustaches either before or after execution—an act loaded with cultural insult. Other graphic videos appeared to show Syrian troops filming themselves killing Druze prisoners of war, as well as piles of bodies and scenes of atrocities that further fueled community anger.

Israeli Response

On July 15, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched airstrikes on Syrian military positions in and around Suweida, claiming the targets posed an immediate threat to Druze civilians. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz described the strikes as a “warning shot” and warned of further action if attacks on Druze communities did not cease.

Later that day, Suweida Governor Moustafa al-Bakkour and prominent Druze religious figure Sheikh Hammoud al-Hinnawi publicly called for a de-escalation. A brief ceasefire—brokered with U.S. and Turkish support—was announced but quickly collapsed, with violations by HTS-aligned forces.

Atrocities Continue and Israeli Strikes Expand

On July 16, reports of massacres resurfaced. New videos circulated showing HTS militants laughing over corpses and continuing abuse of Druze civilians. Particularly shocking was the reported capture and killing of elderly Druze Sheikh Marhej Shaheen, who was said to have been executed in his home in Al-Tha’la after Syrian troops stormed in, mocked him, removed his mustache, and allegedly violated him.

In response, Israel announced it would escalate military operations to protect Druze populations. That evening, the IDF conducted additional strikes, targeting military infrastructure near Damascus, including a building adjacent to the Ministry of Defense, sites close to the presidential palace, and renewed bombardments in Suweida and Daraa.

The Syrian Ministry of Health reported three deaths and 34 injuries in the latest wave of Israeli attacks.

U.S. Pressure and Ceasefire Agreement

According to Israeli officials, the strikes were carried out in full coordination with the United States. One senior Israeli source emphasized that southern Syria is a strategic buffer zone, stating, “Israel will not allow jihadist forces to entrench near its border.”

The U.S. government called on all factions—Syrian forces, HTS fighters, and others—to withdraw from Suweida. Washington also urged Israel to limit the scope of its military actions while efforts to negotiate a new truce were underway.

By late July 16, under U.S. pressure, Syrian government troops withdrew from Suweida as part of a ceasefire agreement with Druze leaders. The move marked the end of several days of bloody fighting that left at least 260 people dead, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Uncertain Future

Whether this ceasefire marks the beginning of a lasting peace or merely a temporary pause in hostilities remains unclear. Sectarian tensions and the involvement of regional powers suggest the situation could reignite at any moment.